Sentence examples for that encapsulates that from inspiring English sources

There is no other motif that encapsulates that better". .

A book that encapsulates, that does an overview of the issues, could be of utility to someone".

For some of the few people who murmured about something good being lost, this is one of the cases of money defying common sense that encapsulates that jarring, perplexing fact of the modern world: that the logic and geography of business is not syncopated with the logic of human feelings.

The moment that encapsulated that theory, while also establishing a difficult standard for future transactions, came after Aaron Boone, a solid if unspectacular third baseman, was lost for the 2004 season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

Streets of Your Town perfectly encapsulates that description.

So, consequently, there's a story on one of the records that pretty much encapsulates that whole experience, and then it turns into the song.

It's a word that encapsulates all that the Tuareg once had, but since have lost.

They had to familiarize themselves with the jargon that encapsulates details that simply aren't relevant when most people live in houses.

She oozes enthusiasm for "If Silence Means That Much to You", a tune that encapsulates all that she loves in a song.

It is no coincidence that the song that encapsulates "Blue Velvet" is Roy Orbison's eerie, impassioned "In Dreams".

And it is a story that encapsulates the harsh choices that face those who live and fight for change within the Islamic Republic of Iran.